
Humid heat and storms continue in the United States, but the end is coming soon
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Heavy heat and storms continue in the United States this week.
The weather remains very hot in the Midwest and the Northeast of the country.
Many people are suffering from high humidity for several days.
Violent storms can cause floods in certain regions.
Experts say that this situation is going to change soon.
New cooler air will arrive from Canada around the middle of the week.
This change will bring lower temperatures and a clearer sky.
Residents will finally be able to turn off their air conditioning for a few days.
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